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Moro Balakrishnan's avatar

I will come back to what I said in another presentation of yours, but on which you had your reservations. m-RNA could be a big promise of future, but it looks very very unsafe in its present state now for public use - whether directly to humans or via pigs. Research can go on for making it safe, but the scientific community must agree to stop its public use in any manner for at least the next 20 years. But how ? Is it even possible ? Get the three Nobel winners last year to issue a statement that the technology should not find a public use, unless all its loose ends are tied and it becomes absolutely safe. The prize itself was for just one aspect of safety, there could be another 99 unsafe corners lurking around in the technology. It is all about safety, not the performance or efficacy of an application, like the claims on the Covid m-RNA vaccines. Their statement must be very strong, even keeping their Prize on the block. We have reasonably restrained possibly runaway technologies like nuclear chemistry or direct genetics. We already have trouble with AI, where at least its beneficial and malafide roles are well known. m-RNA has more severe tests to pass.

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Doria Nappi's avatar

ohbaby- What a great Substack post. This is something that EVERYONE can understand. It is simple and short and impactful. I plan on sharing this with the Doubters in my life to give them something chew on. (Pun intended.) Thank you!

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